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11-05-08, 10:29 AM

Bebamash

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2002 Ford Windstar bearings

Hi, My father is looking for information with regards to changing the wheel bearing on a 2002 ford windstar, any information would be greatly appreciated, he has all the parts needed from what I understand, just lacking a lil knowledge.
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11-05-08, 12:10 PM

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You'll find your answer in the following link:

http://www.powerlibrary.net/Remote/Remote.asp

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Then go to the auto repair reference center and navigate through the site. I saw the information you need in there.

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